Gleneagles  

Scotland, UK

Set in the stunning Perthshire countryside, just an hour from Edinburgh and Glasgow, Gleneagles Resort is a world-renowned destination and a must-visit for any golfer’s bucket list. This prestigious estate boasts a five-star luxury hotel, three championship 18-hole courses, Scotland’s PGA National Golf Academy, and an award-winning spa, alongside an unrivalled range of leisure activities including shooting, fishing, archery, equestrian pursuits, and off-road driving.

Gleneagles is steeped in golfing history, having hosted the 2014 Ryder Cup and set to welcome the 2019 Solheim Cup. Guests can enjoy a Scottish breakfast in the hotel each morning and dine in four exceptional restaurants, from the Michelin-starred Andrew Fairlie to the Birnam Brasserie, the formal Strathearn, and the lively Dormy Bar and Grill.

Golfers have three extraordinary courses to choose from. The PGA Centenary Course, created by Jack Nicklaus, is a modern classic, offering panoramic views across Perthshire and the Ochil Hills. The King’s Course, designed by James Braid in 1919, challenges even the most experienced players with elevated greens, severe slopes, and stunning moorland scenery. The Queen’s Course weaves through woodland, lochans, and moorland, providing a deceptively tricky challenge over its 3,192 yards.

With luxurious accommodation, world-class dining, and unparalleled golf, Gleneagles combines sporting excellence and sophisticated relaxation, making it one of the UK’s premier golf and leisure destinations.